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Productivity's Mixed Blessing
Technology is helping companies react to demand change, especially in the service sector. Despite depressed prices, unit labor costs are rising more slowly, mitigating the profit squeeze
The Debate Room
Let CEOs Make Do With $500,000
President Obama's proposed salary restrictions for banking executives are a good idea for all of Corporate America. Pro or con?
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Top Stories
How Banks Are Worsening the Foreclosure Crisis
How the banking industry is undermining efforts to keep people in their houses
Is Stanford Financial's Offer Too Good to Be True?
Regulators are eyeing the high-flying firm, whose CDs offer returns more than double the market average
CVS's Bold Bet on Health-Care Reform
The CEO of CVS/Caremark says getting patients to stick to their drug regimens would save billions in medical care. Health-care reformers are listening
The Business Week
News You Need to Know
The Mixed Blessing of Soaring Productivity
Slide Show: The Liquidity Squeeze May Be Easing a Bit
Online Extra: Figures of the Week (.pdf)
BTW
Ken Lewis: Bank of America's CEO Answers His Critics
News
The Bailout: Will the Sequel Pack a Bigger Punch?
Chinese Exporters Look to Sell in the Home Market
Debt Is Hobbling Europe Inc.
Is Hyundai's Black Ink a Trend?
Should a Severe Recession Void Legal Obligations?
What's Next
The Electric Car Battery War
Discover: Credit Where Credit Is Due
Windows and Intel, Kings of the PC: Divided They Fall?
Japan: No Model for Executive Compensation
Taxing the Rich—Foods, That Is
Detroit Finds Green in Recycled Fuel-Economy Ideas
Browse Issues
IN YOUR FACE: BANK BAILOUT BROKEN?
Reader Samuel D. Bornstein Writes:
"Let's admit that the contributing factor to most of our problems was the consumer's lack of financial understanding."
Tell Us: Convinced by Bank CEOs’ TARP Testimony?
The Welch Way
Finding Your Inner Courage
Motivating the troops is job one. But how do leaders motivate themselves?
Featured Special Report
FIVE YEARS TO B-SCHOOL: GETTING READY
Five Years to B-School: The First Year
Typically, students enter business school five years after getting their undergrad degree. A new series takes a year-by-year look at positioning yourself for an MBA
Five Years to B-School: The Second Year
Five Years to B-School: The Third Year
Five Years to B-School: The Fourth Year
Five Years to B-School: The Fifth Year
B-School Tales from the Front
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